I'm giving you a well-deserved 4-star but in my heart you're only a 2-star because of my…read moreproclivities towards Eckerd's - the Florida pharmacy/convenience store chain absorbed by CVS. Fact is, Walgreens is the "bombdiggity" in TLH, - especially this location. Why? - Well - I'll tell you. The pharmacy is 24/7. My CVS - that is, the pharmacy/convenience store that I pledge allegiance to - is NOT 24/7. The store itself is, but CVS has scaled back and the 24/7 pharmacy is elsewhere in town - Lord knows I don't know where. So... - In the event I'm tasked with fetching drugs in the wee hours - the closest one to me is this one right here. It makes sense that it would be 24/7. After all, it IS the dispensary most adjacent to TMH. Back in 2011, I lived two blocks away from this Walgreens and so effectively, it was my convenience store of choice. Today, it is but a place that I frequent when the other places in town are closed and I haven't the desire or loyalty to drive further than need be. Bottom line: Walgreens at Magnolia & Miccosukkee - you're awesome.

I highly recommend not using this pharmacy. I have never dealt with a pharmacist and pharmacy…read moresupport staff so rude. They will hang up on you after sitting on hold for 15+ minutes and will be blantenly rude to you.

Though it seems crazy, this is hands down the best craft beer store in Tallahassee. The owner is…read morevery knowledgeable when it comes to craft beer and offers great recommendations. He usually posts all of his new beers that come in on the Facebook page so if you're looking for something in particular keep an eye on that. He's also very responsive to messages though so if you have a question about a beer just ask!

This is one of two stops on a Tallahassee East Tennessee Street beer run (the other is Beer Stop,…read morejust three blocks east). They have a top rate selection of craft beer, including cold singles. Highly recommend it as a place to get some gas and a double stout for dessert when you get home or back to wherever you're headed.

I've been here several times with my good friends who originally introduced me to this wonderful…read moremarket and it is my favorite in town! It is expansive-I promise you will find what you need! The staff are very friendly and the shop is impeccably clean. If you are in the need of any Asian ingredient for cooking, this is the place for you! I've gotten their nori wraps, a surplus of candy, snacks, steamed buns and much much more. The products are quality and priced well! They have all the yummy goods that you can't find in those chain grocery stores. Also, the store layout is very organized! Each aisle has a general theme to keep your shooing efficient. Plus, if you don't speak another language, do not worry, as most of the products have a translation or are written in English too! One of my favorite parts is the fresh fruit and vegetable options that they provide. Also, since going more than once, I have learned that they change their products every now and then. Such as drinks and candy which I love as there's always something new to try!

Hard to find. Dirty. Bugs in rice. Told an employee, they didn't seem to care. Gross! If there are…read morebugs in the rice, where else are ya gonna find them? Also, it's tiny. I don't know where people get the idea that it's a huge place. I love Asian markets. I learned to cook a lot of things when I was in Japan . I love cooking Asian food.I'm from a medium sized town. There's a bigger Asian market there. The employees are very rude. Just don't waste your, money , gas and time going there. I got lost getting there. Not with it!

One of the best meat markets in tallahassee , but they don't have family pecs with the pick five…read more Best prices on meat and the quality of meat is great.

Phone number doesn't work. Food is really good tho but they need to get a working phone number.read more

I wish gas was cheaper but the attendants are pretty nice.read more

The female employees were extremely rude. They cursed me out and are always on the phone. They did…read morenot make me feel as a customer at all, they rushed me out of the store and made me feel overall uncomfortable. When I finished my transaction, I was told to "get out the fucking way "I now go to the gas station across the street because they are much nicer and cheaper.

This is my go-to gas station. They have some of the lowest gas prices in town and are conveniently…read morelocated at a traffic light, so getting in and out during rush hour isn't too much of a suicide mission. Pros: cheap gas, friendly staff, traffic light, free tire air pumps Cons: price on sign is often wrong, pumps break regularly, and while there is free air homeless folk sometimes hang out in that corner

Friendly and courteous service. A bit run down. Cars fly in and out; almost got hit walking.read more

Typical older and smaller gas station. The prices are in line with the other stations in the same…read morearea, though you can do better heading away from this immediate area and the gas prices drop. The inside has the usual convenience store items that are associated with a Marathon gas station. The service was friendly enough. Overall, not a bad gas station.

hands down they freshest pop-tarts in town. The cheezitz are cheesey. Walk through the double doors…read moreand you will automatically be transferred to paradise. Try the coffee!

No reviews for this Time Saver?…read more Well... It shares a parking lot with Woodchucks (phenomenal) and Williams barbeque - (contender for best barbeque alongside Mo Betta's). This Time Saver has that old-world charm: tight aisles, shoplifting mirrors doubling as moulding, and ample stock of Vienna sausages and the like. When parking, be considerate and go in front of the business you're heading into. Boiled peanuts appear to be of the canned variety.

I have a thing for country general stores. Often, it's the eclectic inventory but consistently,…read moreit's the short-order or hotbox food area that intrigues me. Donning my Studs Terkel cap, I seek out this adventure in commerce and will detour for it on occasion. This has a strong feel of neighborhood, evidenced in the conversations during my morning stop-ins. Whether it's the owner stopping in and pressing palms with customers and employees, or whether it's the congenial lady serving up some of the best gizzards in town, or whether it's the generally sunny disposition that takes one over as they exit this place - there's a certain elusive quality to this market that must be experienced. If you've read some of my other convenience / gas station write-ups, you know I don't wax on like this habitually... This is conveniently accessible through the car wash on Old Bainbridge or eastbound on Tharpe.